Sentence examples for truly called from inspiring English sources

Better to save it for times when it is truly called for.

Trees aside, there aren't many outdoor plants that can be truly called all-season ornamentals.

The shameful cheerleading of a submissive Congress and news media for this enterprise at a time when courage was truly called for makes you complicit.

Many reunions did not occur until Sunday morning, the time of the week when a small town's roll is truly called.

Buffon was brilliant in the one instant that he was truly called upon against Inter, plunging to his left and thrusting out an arm to block a close-range effort from Éder.

It seems that consumers are growing accustomed to lobster's ubiquity; this is the first time in a decade that McDonald's has tried to pitch lobster in the U.S. (a roll truly called the McLobster, or, in French, the McHomard, has become a summer tradition in Atlantic Canada, and was tested nationwide this year).

"I couldn't truly call myself a reader.

Together we made a place we can truly call home.

These questions will have to be addressed before he can truly call himself incorruptible.

"A green house, to truly call it that, can't rely on mechanical systems," Mr. Jupiter said.

And this time it will be a comeback she can truly call her own.